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CNN's Wolf Blitzer warns that emails and other documents reported on by The New York Post about Joe Biden's activities in Ukraine and China may be "Russian disinformation," Oct. 16, 2020.
A severe escalation of the war on a free internet and free discourse has taken place over the last twelve months. Numerous examples of brute and dangerous censorship have emerged: the
destruction by Big Tech monopolies of Parler at the behest of Democratic politicians at the time that it was the most-downloaded app in the country; the
banning of the sitting president from social media; and the increasingly
explicit threats from elected officials in the majority party of legal and regulatory reprisals in the event that tech platforms do not censor more in accordance with their demands.
But the most severe episode of all was
the joint campaign — in the weeks before the 2020 election — by the CIA, Big Tech, the liberal wing of the corporate media and the Democratic Party
to censor and suppress a series of major reports about then-presidential frontrunner Joe Biden. On October 14 and then October 15, 2020,
The New York Post, the nation's oldest newspaper, published two news reports on Joe Biden's activities in Ukraine and China that raised serious questions about his integrity and ethics: specifically whether he and his family were trading on his name and influence to generate profit for themselves. The
Post said that the documents were obtained from a laptop left by Joe Biden's son Hunter at a repair shop.
Comment: As is the case elsewhere, these new 'security' bills are written in such a way that they will essentially be used to restrict the rights and freedoms of the average citizen and at the same time they legitimize the demonisation of those that would dare protest their increasingly draconian government. It's certainly no coincidence that governments across the planet are enshrining into law the unprecedented power grab we see before us:
- UK gives legal powers to various agencies to plan and commit CRIME, court rules
- French MPs finally pass draconian 'global security law' that allows 'broad surveillance of the population'
- UK Police Chief: 'Now is really not the time for freedom of speech, right to assembly'
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